Did you know that heavy truck
drivers are actually considered to be the highest median income earner in the
country? That’s correct. Putting in the long hours and the long drives
apparently do pay off, and literally, too.
There’s been a significant increase
in demand for the truck driving industry, and particularly for the likes of an auto transport company who has
to deliver fleets of car to dealerships. It’s no wonder, too, especially when
you think about how it is the mediating variable between the car manufacturer
and the showroom, where then the cars can be accessed and purchased by
consumers.
Driving Pros
There are plenty of other
benefits to signing up as a car hauling driver. For one, it’s not a regular 9-5
job. The long drives can hardly cover for that set number of office hours.
However, because of the extraordinary set-up, you get to be on the road
traveling, learning new experiences, and then have regular days off, which is
contrary to popular belief that hauling drivers don’t get to have one.
Of course, your company should
also cover for your insurance--medical, dental, and visual. Depending on who
you work for, too, traveling overnight need not be a worry for you because they
would have set up accommodations.
Working on the road carrying
precious cargo is certainly a challenge, but when you get to have these perks
and more--plus the plain fact that it pays really well--it definitely is
something worth looking into.
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